Canadian Dance Teachers’ Association

L’ASSOCIATION DES PROFESSEURS DE DANSE CANADIENNE NATIONALE

Supporting Dance In Canada
Canadian Dance Teachers’ Association

Since 1949 the Canadian Dance Teachers’ Association (CDTA), has been dedicated to fostering excellence in dance education while upholding the highest standards for dance instruction nationwide. Our mission is to support and connect qualified dance educators, ensuring the continued growth and development of dance across Canada.

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CDTA Aims and Objectives:

To advance education in the field of dance and maintain throughout Canada, an organization of qualified dance teachers.

OBJECTIVES:

1. Establish national syllabi, standards and examinations for professional dance teachers and students.

2. Promote friendship and to exchange ideas and information among the dance teachers of Canada.

3. Encourage and maintain a high standard of business ethics among dance teachers.

4. Provide educational opportunities in specific dance disciplines for professionals, students, and the general public.

Become a Certified Dance Educator

Take your passion for dance to the next level and become a certified educator with the Canadian Dance Teachers’ Association and set the standard for excellence.

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Courses/Workshops

Take the next step in your dance career with our courses and workshops, open to both members and non-members of CDTA!

CDTA Education Centre

The CDTA education center serves as a comprehensive resource hub for dance teachers looking to enhance their expertise and further their education in the field. With access to a diverse array of webinars, syllabus intensives, Teacher Development Courses, terminology tutorials, and more, Members can delve into a wealth of valuable content designed to sharpen their skills and knowledge. The CDTA education centre offers an extensive variety of resources to support.

Hip Hop Dance Studies

Whether you’re an experienced instructor or new to teaching Hip Hop, our resources offer essential tools to enhance your skills. Explore key elements like breaking, locking, and popping, while gaining a deeper understanding of Hip Hop’s roots and its cultural impact on dance.

For Dancers Only

For Dancers Only is a dedicated space designed just for you to support your growth and learning as a dancer. Here, you’ll find webinars, articles, and a wide range of valuable information shared by the CDTA, all aimed at helping you further your dance education. Take advantage of this opportunity to expand your knowledge, stay connected with the dance community, and enhance your skills through the resources made available exclusively for dancers.